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Explanation: Genius (highlighted word): "Genius" refers to exceptional intellectual or creative ability. Options: (a) Folly: This generally means lack of good sense or foolishness. It is not the opposite of "genius." (b) Imbecility: This term refers to weakness of mind or foolishness and is closer in meaning to the opposite of "genius." (c) Genius: This is the correct word. It represents the opposite intellectual extreme to "stupidity." (d) Betise: This term is not as common in English, but it also means foolishness or silliness.
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